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Rock band from Toronto and an interview with the Joe Hall Band.

Michel Tremblay answers questions from a group of students at Concordia University.

Report about the soft drink Coca-Cola that features bottle sizes and shapes.

Features recordings of rock groups, an erotic video possibly produced at the television studio, photographs of unidentified people, a montage of faces, and a demonstration of Yang style Tai Chi Chuan.

The movie was broadcasted on CUTV.

Performing at a NDG Park.

Comedy Group Doug and Lar discuss the publication of "Youth in Asia" with Claude D'Anjou.

Bear is used to promote facilities and services offered by Concordia University Students Association. Includes outtakes from the promotional video.

Bill Mascot (?) interviews Haig O'Heagen (?), a student in political science about voting trends.

Students are interviewed for their reactions to Trudeau's resignation.

Television studio production of an unidentified pop music group.

Television studio production of musicians.

A satirical interview with the fourth Marx Borther (a woman) about the fifth Marx Brother, Adolf Hitler.

Images from around Montreal area, edited to disco music. Exterior scenes of shopping malls. Also includes an announcement for CUTV's "The Wake Up Show". Scenes of a bridge.

Scenes from a hockey match between two unidentified teams.

Documentary about a drug rehabilitation centre called "Portage". Possibly produced by CUTV. The video is interrupted by a recording of a Stanley Cup Finals game.

Satirical interview between two students. Possibly used for camera and studio training.

Full edition of CUTV news.

Recording of a symphony concert held at an unidentified location, possibly the Concordia Symphony.

Part 1: Unidentified francophone drama performed at the television studio (excerpt only)
Part 2: Rehearsal tape for the NFB production titled meditation in motion.

Studio session of the band "Changes".

Rehersal tape for the NFB film "Meditation in Motion" (1978) Leslie Orr.

Unidentified musical group plays at a Concordia sponsored coffee house.

Possibly a studio session for an unidentified musical group.

Scenes of someone in a wheelchair on the street.

Scenes from a figure skating event.

Edited version of a lecture delivered by Daniel Berrigan about political prisoners and imperialism.

Ballet performance at Concordia University.